Mansfield College, Oxford

历史

The College transferred to Oxford from Birmingham in 1886 and became a Free Church centre for the study of theology, preparing students from any dissenting denomination for the ministry. Building work began on the current college site, which was purchased from Merton College in October 1886 and was completed at a cost of £40,000 in October 1889. The original Gothic style buildings are regarded as amongst the finest work of the prominent Victorian Architect Basil Champneys.

Mansfield admitted its first female student, Constance Todd, who later became the first woman to be ordained to the Christian ministry in Britain in 1913. The College also became a Permanent Private Hall in 1955 and received a Royal Charter in 1995, becoming a full college of the University of Oxford.

The College is a small, friendly college with about 400 students and 70 staff, some of which belong to the Senior Common Room.  It has a reputation within and beyond Oxford of encouraging applications from the state sector and in particular from students in Further Education.

食物与饮品

Full English and continental breakfasts are included in the accommodation booking.

The College dining facilities are open for breakfast between 7.45-8.45am Monday - Saturday and 8.15-9.15am on Sundays. 

Special dietary requirements can be catered for on request.

The College Crypt Cafeteria and Bar is currently closed for all  other catering services due to the covid-19 pandemic.

Social Distancing and Face Coverings:  Please stay socially distanced at 2 m from others while in College and wear face coverings unless you are eating breakfast. 

The College has screening in place in a number of dining areas.

Grounds & Gardens

Visitors are welcome to make use of the College bench seating situated around the quadrangle where they can enjoy views of the College and soak up the atmosphere of the beautiful Victorian buildings. 

Please remain 2 metres socially distanced from others.  Face coverings are not required on the quad, providing the 2-metre rule is adhered to.

其他设施

All bedrooms are fully equipped with bed linen, towels and tea and coffee making facilities. WiFi is free for the first four hours of daily use, with a small, on-line fee payable after that.

Laundry facilities are available at the College. Further details are available from the Porters' Lodge.

Hairdryers are available from the Porter's Lodge.

Ironing boards and irons are located on each staircase for guest use.

Luggage can be stored at the Porter's Lodge for early arrivals or late departures.